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Tag Archives: Lost Dogs of Wisconsin
Ten Things You Need to Know Before Hiring a Tracking Dog Service
We often get asked about tracking dog services for missing dogs. Some of these services are good, some are not so good and some are out and out scams. They will cost many hundreds and possibly thousands of dollars depending … Continue reading
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Tagged flyers, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, Pet Detectives, Sightings, Signs, Tracking Dogs
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Lost Dogs of America Announces the First Annual National Lost Dog Awareness Day
On April 23, the U.S. will celebrate its first annual National Lost Dog Awareness Day (NLDAD). Created by Susan Taney and Kathy Pobloskie – directors of Lost Dogs Illinois and Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, respectively – the canine-centric holiday aims … Continue reading
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Place an Ad in Your Local Newspaper When Your Dog is Missing
One of the most overlooked ways to get the word out about your missing dog is placing an ad in your local newspaper or shopper. Social media has taken the world by storm, providing a cheap, easy way to spread … Continue reading
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Tagged Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, newspapers, recovery strategies
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Tips to Keep Your Dog Securely in Your Yard
The neighbor’s husky pup can’t get past the buried landscape timber. An hour later he made his way into my yard. He found a spot where there was no barrier. by Barb McDonald, LDOW Volunteer and Founder of the Lost/found … Continue reading
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Tagged huskies, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, prevention tips
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11 Year Old Girl Asks for Donations for Lost Dogs in Lieu of Birthday Presents
Via David Woods, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin Marathon County caseworker: “I just met McKenzie Roo at the Weston Dog Park who handed me the donations and supplies she raised. She asked for donations instead of birthday presents for her 11th … Continue reading
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Tagged Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, Marathon County, Wausau
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How Are We Doing? Year to Date December 2013
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Tagged Lost Dogs of America, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, reunions, statistics
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Baby, it’s Cold Outside – Keep Your Dog Safe
With the weather becoming blustery, dog owners might consider the following safety tips: Keep ID tags on your dog at all times along with a properly fitted collar – personal ID tag, Rabies/license tag, and microchip tag. If your dog … Continue reading
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Tagged cold weather, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, prevention tips
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Lost Dogs of Wisconsin: More Than a Posting Service
You probably know that Lost Dogs of Wisconsin (LDOW) provides free postings of lost and found dogs in Wisconsin (reuniting over 3,000 dogs in our three years of existence) but did you know we do more than that? Take a … Continue reading
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